Des Moines Negroes Held for Otto Samp Murder
Four African American men Jackson Lawrence, and George and Gulu Aue were charged in Des Moines with the murder of Otto Samp of Newton Illinois. Samp’s mutilated body was found in Jackson’s backyard early Sunday. All defendants were ordered held for preliminary hearings with bond set and the hearings slated for the afternoon.
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Mrons Laynand
Des Moines
Janksop
George
Gulu Aue
Otto Samp
Newton
Ill
Samp
Jackson
Back Yard
Jaekson
Dall
Abel
Morning Service Change At Moscow Church
Revival moon prompts a change to morning worship at the Moscow church with Sunday service moved from evening to 9 o'clock. Rev. HL Milktee confirms the schedule and notes cessation after Sunday school. Card of Thanks from Mrs. J A Nyndlin and family expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement.
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Moscow Church
Sweetland M. I
Moscow
HL. G. Miltkce
Paxtor
Horvier
Iit
J. A. Nyondiln
Robbers Blow Safe at Avery Iowa Post Office
Early today in Monroe County near Avery robbers blew open a post office safe threshing the structure. Two men entered and escaped after an explosion, with about $60 in stamps taken. Willan Dorishman heard the blast and exchanged shots with the robbers, who fled. Authorities pursued the suspects within hours to assist the sheriff’s pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroa
Ayrly
Kottink & Am
Willan Dorishman
Aeroan
Agoney
Shorlit
Nicaragua election signals pro American Chasnorro win
Radio reports from San Diego to Managua indicate General Emiliano Chasnorro, a pro American candidate, was elected president of Nicaragua after bloc voting across the country. Minor clashes caused few deaths but peace was maintained as Admiral Caperton’s ships remained offshore to guard the process.
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U.S & San Diego
Managua
Nicaragua
San Diego
Emiliano Chasnorro
United States
Provident
Republic
Koneral
Interurban Freight Charges Case Seeks $1859.94 Judgment
Interurban petition filed in district court seeks $1859.94 from M. & LC. EL McColm sues over freight and car use charges for passengers and Inter urban lines. Northern Pacific Railway Co joins, asking to attach proceeds from sale of Interurban property to cover the amount. Similar action pursued against Muscatine and Iowa City lines by Chicago Burlington and Quincy as co respondent.
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Ing
Distriet Court
Yeaterday
EL. McColm
Qmuxcatino and
Iowan City Railway
Northern Pacliic Railway’company
Ir, Frost and
F.C
Northern Pacife Company
Join
Dntarurban Company
Muacne Tne
Iowa City
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway
Stockton Man Dies Suddenly
Stockton Im Oct 4 Thomas Caper a well known resident died at his home at 21 o clock this morning after a brief illness. He spent most of his life in the vicinity and was engaged in farming for years. He is survived by his wife four married daughters and two sons. Funeral arrangements have been made.
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Stockton
Thomas Caper
Hin
Lange Reappointed to Governor's Staff in Iowa
Or 1, FP, Lange was advised of his reappointment to the governor's staff and took the oath of office. He resigned his writ place to accept the captaincy of the local battery when it was organized, and he is a well known word artist of the state, formerly a member of the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange
Hig
Wriit
Organe Iwou
Ban on Demon Rum in Lemon Extract
A state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union approves a resolution to prohibit alcohol in lemon extract and urges all members not to use vanilla extracts containing alcohol. Reports claim some became intoxicated on vanilla extract when whisky was unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Dodge
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Blessing Trial Set For Thursday In Muscatine County Case
Hearing on charges of po ndam conduct was docketed by Justice J C Cantor for 1 pm tomorrow. The case concerns alleged wrongdoing by Blessing, a Muscatine county welfare official, linked to an incident involving a local Italian fruit dealer.
Alimony Increase Granted in Aurora Case
Pred Lenond Wires Chicago reports that Karsten of the crest court granted an increase in alimony to Mrs Clirn D. Penge, wife of Hawin A. Pensa. She now receives $27 a month, arguing she cannot maintain her station on the prior amount after inheriting.
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Lenond
Chicago
Indixo
Goa
Karsten
Crest Court
Mrg
Clirn D. Penge
Hawin A. Pensa
Aurora
Pesseta
Peake
Jorge Hum
Hto
Wife of railroad head dies in Lake Michigan suburb
Friends of Belle Barrett Hughitt, wife of Marvin Hughitt, chairman of the Chicago and Northwest railroad, learned she died last night in Lake Park, a Chicago suburb. Born Bello Barrett Hough of Rock Island, Ill, she married in 1868. Survived by four children and her husband after several months of illness.
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Friends of Men
Belle Barrett Hughitt
Marvin Hughitt
The
Chicago and Northwesterm, Pailroad
Lake Parantsa
T Mrr
Hughie Tahoon
Bello Barrett Hough
Roel
Ang
East Millerville Community Group Plans Regular Meetings
The East Millerville residents held their second meeting at the I C Barry home on Park Avenue. They agreed to request permission to meet regularly at Lincoln School and discussed forming a neighborhood center with social and business evenings to strengthen ties and organize future activities.
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East Millelvie
I. C. Barry
Park Avenue
Lincoln School
Wie
Sincol Rehool Om
Bualnass
Ithe
Automobile Suit Refiled Over Transfer of Overland Car
W T Grigg files new suit against Eugene Dean seeking 1265 on alleged breach of auto transfer and 3000 on a promissory note. Petition claims Dean failed to honor agreement for transfer of an Overland car and to make payments after sale was completed. Attorneys Hart and Hart of Town City and I J Harm represent Grigg.
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W. T. Grigg
Agin
Eugene Dean
Grigg Cwuna
Aranet Dean
Nenn
Grigg
Attorneya Hart
Hart
Town City
I. J
Women Arrested in City Night Flight for Escape
Two Davenport women Minnie Brown and Mabel Strong were arrested in downtown Davenport after wandering streets at 2 40 AM with no clear destination. They were held overnight at police headquarters and released in the morning after agreeing to board the Interurban car out of the city.
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Polfes
Polles
KaAvo
Minnie ‘Brown
Mabel Strong
Davenport
Five Million Sought for Armenian Syrian Relief
Washington aims to raise 5 million dollars to aid about 1 million Armenian and Syrian war victims. The American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief reports that nearly three quarters of a million Armenians have been massacred or died from hunger and disease. Aimed drives on October 1 and 22 are urged as Provident In Monia Special Relief days.
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Washington, D. C
Onty Dome
Ralief
American Committee For
Armenian and
Committed
Provident AV Inon Ia
Local Dentists Meet in Davenport
Local dentists traveled to Davenport for the Muscatine County Dental Society meeting midday. Attendees included Dr. H J Lauxe Dr W Volga and Dr F W Englund. Chicago specialist Dr Knocke was slated as principal speaker. another paper noted the meeting was held last night.
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Davenport
Muscating County Dental Society
H. Jt. Lauxe
W. & Volga
F. W. Englund
Knocke
Chicago
Home Society Holds Meeting Election Of Directors
The Old Ladies Home Society held its annual business meeting at Mrs A B Brown's Mulberry home. Four board members were elected, officers and Mrs P M Mansur reported on the home's welfare, praise was given to the board, and minor improvements noted. An inmate suffered injuries from a fall and was hospitalized. The presiding officer thanked local newspapers and supporters. Cleveland, Oct 4.
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Old Ladies’ Home Society
Imra
Convention Opens In Cleveland For St Andrew's Brotherhood
Churches nationwide focus on Cleveland as the thirty first annual convention of the Brotherhood of St Andrew begins. About one thousand delegates are expected to attend.
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Hoy Bandits Rob Saloon S Including A Knees Trousered Youth
Two bands of youthful bandits robbed saloons early today in Chicago. One gang included a boy with knee trousers who carried a revolver and was forced to "cover" occupants while others stole from patrons. A saloonkeeper cried for help as the raid unfolded, with payouts ranging from ten to twenty five dollars per robbery.
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Chicago
Odt
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Kidskin
Pula
Avery, IA
P. O
Wilson
Northern Pacific
Company
Ark
Tnterlind
Iowa
Blessing
Pease
East Hll Organization
WOLDS
Barry Home
Ty Scone
Meul
Ing of Civig Community
Club
Hart Schaffner & Marx
David Bogard
W. UI. Grigg
Dean
Home Society
Moss
Brown
Ipiscopadan
Brotherhood
Oto
Mont
East Ind
Collins-Hhl Lumber and Coal Company
Barnard’s Jewelry Store
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